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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
ST. GAINESVILLE,
4 Deatructiyo Storm-ntr. wuoLmansee'
-sE Death Etc. mas.

4 Dedtructivo Storm-ntr. wuodmansee's
Death, Etc.
Mt. Val Heatou. CT Philadelphia, Il visiting his
nother Mfs. Rebecca ueaiOn, at this placs.
The colorcd schoo, building was not sold yestcr.
day as adiafttscd by the Bo1fd OF Education, GU
account OF the claim the A. N + church had 10 IT,
Great destruction was caused in Athens and
Short Creek townships, III Harrison county, Mon.
ney afternoon by tho enormous rainiall. BRIDGES
In many places were swept away, corn. fields were
washed OUT anu various Other disasters occurred. !
Conrad Trolls Sons have temporarily moved
their dry goods store from the WeIday block,
which Is being repaired. to the old Go:Stte office
when these rpain arc completed they will remove
into the!r Old storu room and sell the stock OF
goods they have on hand and then retire from that
business. :. :
The interment OF Mr.. Lewis Woodmapsre, o,
bridgeport, who committed suicide sabotth morn.
ing tooS place In the Presbyterian cemetery OF this
pace me funeral way largely attended, and was
PROBABLY the largest that has ever come to ST.
laiJsyIlc ior such distance. Several days before
The AlAl sabbath during one OF the recent storms,
q uee on Inc farm OF Mr.. Woodmkusce was struck
~ lightning, Tho tree was near tho house, and
inc event occurrei while he WAS sIlliuy on the
Poich. since then he has acted very strangely ut
umes, often committing foolish actions such as
slfiking around him with his cane as II something
DANGEROUS was near him. It Is thought that the
shocS received at tho time by the lightning had It's
Weisht In uhbal!aucing his mind, AZ we'll ~ tuau-
Gal troubles. In consideration OF the sad affair OF
MS Death bis property WAS not sold Monday n n
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Save

The chilafed. They arc especially. liable
% sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy positive cure, II saves
honts o. anxious watching. Sold by Lo.
gan 4 W. and @. Mankamaller.. -. AZ
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
ssckets 10 Pittsburgh and return al low
rate OF 81 SO, and to Washington, Pa, and
retnrn ht u 90. Trains leave at s and
s:lo A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and II 10
z. NJ -------- z
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
10 q. d. l.. Camp Meeting at Cresnp's Now
------- GrnYn- llnnud TIL, 10 Cant. = : 10

Grove Round Trip, 30 Cents.
z Sunday, July 81, the Ohio River Rail.
road Company will run special trainB to
Tho Camp Ground, leaving Wheeling at
10 A: NJ. and ] r. NJ, city time. Tho OF.
cursion tickets will also be good OH regular
trains leaving at 7:46 A. NJ. md 1880 p ".
Returning, the train will losyo tho ground
at 1880 +, N, fi5,fs5 - -sgs ..,,lllss 4
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q Notice 70 Eoat'aet9Is-Htad 0! IctAl. 80 z
EotIce 10 Glassworkers " d 49, 80 =
Wauled-Stone Cutters. Y - a. * * Ii5ti..ss.
Battery 20. d. Watkins. ~. ''.ss=z So
Aksignee's Sale OF Printing ollce-J. c. HerYey.
Steubenyille Female seminary. -
3 Use tho Gate City stone Filler. fs 5'l 90. 8
No.iee-re The butchers aud Butcher Boy. Of
: Rectal Medication sspsc,alty-Dr. James Cress.
Z To Whom Il Nay Couceln--susau &. Forsyth. z
Is Camp Meeting at Mouhdsville. :.
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g IF you have not seen the new novelties
in Girdles and Belts you should call on
5E JACOB ". GhURB, a
The JcWeler.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, PantalOonings and Over
coatlngs, which Weare prepared TO make
up In lrs,.elas stylg o. reasonable
prices.
Our White UDlaundricd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enferced front and back, al
50 cents, is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full fine of BIfbriggan Tn.
derwear from 81 % suit upwards, ut &
E C. HE'S IL SONS,
1921 s. 1898 Market Street. {
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AS reported by Christian schnepi, drug
gis., Opera HOUSE c9rEer, yesterday:
TAN. PAX. lex sr.x. TIN.
go So pc 920 $50
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WHEN troubled by rlosplosancgs. try 0
lot drink when going 10 bed, mnde Of tho
genuine Browns Ginger. A teaOpooninl
or so, and aome boiling wRtor, sToetened
10 tho taste. Philadelphia, 1922.
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cheap sana,y Iaearsiaas on ONO I.lr "a,

Commencing Jrue IL, tho Ohio Riyor
Railroad will B0ll excavation ttckots every
Sunday until iuIther notice. wheeling
TO Slotersyiils and rutarn ut tho low iAlI
Of 81 80; Wheeling 10 Parkeysburg and
return, 81 IS, Tickets good one day only.
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lmpart delightful GOODNESS and fragrance
to tho baein aud bath. Colgate { Co. g
are tho standard, 0''.5Et. ~ !, :
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.

70. 9ls AcColloeh street, Sill 90 a month,
No. lbs Sixteenth ktreat Sl 90 a month az
No. 16os Eor street, SIS w. lssi7Ts.1F'
No lil Eof street. roor1s, st1 %.
Two rooms, No; ls6 ChspIires Inet Will, Natural
Gas, 50 % month. - : --"IT' - "a a.
Three rooms, No. 2il3 Alley A, 5000 a month.
store room, No. 1853 Main street, With Natural
Gas, $40 90 month. -. ' - ' 10 ~
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] haye few desirable rooms for rent q,
tho Mt. Belleview Hotel.
FRANK WALTERS. y
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If you are tortured by akin eruption
TINS summer uao skin.success Soap for
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
:NTOTICE no CONTRACTORs.

Plans and Specifications for taking down and
rebuilding the Firrt Presbyterian Church. Belairc,
Ohio, can be seen a. the once o.. WI. NcCla!n,
Bellairc. AL contractors must send in their sealed
bids on same by August 6, 1851. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF Board Of Trustees. l5553 :
iy2s F.tM. STRONG. sac'y.
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i. s. s., COOP Z q. gell Dry Goods cheapest
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BAKHR'B BToRY,

I Saa about tho house until after S
o'clock, when I paused out on tho com.
mons; saw three men, ono Of whom
recognized, during the latter part OF tho
week, before mo in the yard; they wanted
to 200 about renting tho stable; / passed
into tho atable and opened tho door; my
wifo came out and l told her tilaae we're
tho men who wanted to rent tho otablo,
she saId, "All right" We talked about
the stable being luitablo; ono man said
BIO WIN not particular about his horses
being stabbed, and I referred him to the
old orchard, and wo passed down to tho
,embapkment; something wns said about
tho price, and said l would 600 what
would BIO nsked for tho piablo and add:
tlonal ground wont back and told tho
women about tho price; the women
thought tho lower PARTON would mt be
beat; ] mado trip over to Mr., Lee's
orchard and 8aw men cutting down trcog
Bome timo afterwards vent I'D 10 thd
upper part Of the Cove; l went down after
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COMING HONE.

Az I turned to go up homo ] saw a
buggy With lady in 1t. Sho said, "Atr.
Baker, tell Mrs. Baker that called to uee
her and had II friend to 500 her. think
l made the remark that II must have been
whom We wero ont in tho orchard. I said
",Who shall | tell her waa there ~ She
said, "Mrs. Swearingen. Mira. Dan Swear.
ingen.' wont up Ns always do to tho
kitchen door; 7 noticed the rear kitchen
gate was partly open. then wont round
TO tho front Of tho house, and found tho
door was not locked. noticed Just as |
wns onleIlne, tho window shutter. on
tered and saw tho bodica Of my vile and
mother.in.lav. ri tsll''
3 At thig po!gt tho witness showed tho
frat slgnB Of emotion. He continued:
I lifted tho body Of, my wife up partially,
and did not notice particularly tho Conil.
ton OF aiialrs. I Raw that everything was
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"a Ao.c Farm, four roomed bowed log house.
good granery, corncrib, stable, orchard OF loo trees
mead Of Proctor creek, teyen miles from Proctor
station, on Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
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NO lsi SOUR. Penn Street roomed frame house
IN sood Stone foundation; ground 2O1l20 Price
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Che :aE1slffsl lii5Qetlrel':l:.


!; omool Nos. 20 and % Fonrteonth Street
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was again called,


Whom Court opened in the afternoon
Col. Moore arose to question oil privilege
in regard to what might be IN imputation
caet upon his character by the prosecution
IN asking that Sheriff Lindasy should &C.
company Mr.. Moore TO Wheeling with the
articlea OF wearing apparel that had been
before the court, and that wero asked for
by the defense to obtain microscopic
md chemical analysis. s.
Mr.. Hutchinson ana Tered by asying that
the State did not wish TO cast any imputa-
ton whatever, but that they wanted the
articles kept in the custody OF the court.
Van D. Baker was the first witneas
called. .Ess
He Gald: I an the husband OF Eliza
Baker. lived very pleasantly with my
wife. Isaw my wilo alive last on Mon.
day afternoon, May 0, at twenty minutes
after 8 o'clock. / took breakfast after 7
o'clock that morning. Alter breakiaat
attended to aome duties about the house !;
brought In water, coal, few Bticks Of
wood, and did rome work in the garden !;
wheeled somo wood from the orchard that
l had previously cut. / assisted In bring.
ing up tho tubs from the cellar and drew
water from the ciEsern. 10,
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a desirable residence st Beech Bottom on ,he,
line o. tho p, ". 4 Ky. Railroad, u miles from
wheeling, consisting Of new name house and ~!
acres OF Land; Will exchange Tor desirable city,
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E. G. Richardson-i have Iesided in
New Cumberland for fifteen years; l was
ut the hceno OF the murder aud saw the
prisoner. l was in company with Mr..
Sweeney, Chapman and Marshall; saw
the prisoner Oh tho front porch. I was
sitting in tho hall and saw. a spot on the
prisoners pants, on the leg Of tho pants.
I saw also what looked like three finger
marks on the hip Of the pants. The spots
looked like blood. The psnts were shown
the witness and bio said that the marks
were not now visible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
NBROWNWOOD.
improvements on a Grand Scale Notwith-
standing the Drouth

improvements on a Grand Scale Notwith-
standing the Drouth.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BRowNwooD, Ten, Jan. 29.-The i'm
preston has gone abroad that Brown
wood, from business point, was COM
pletely parslyzed. Such, however, is not
the case. True our merchants have SUI
fered 10 some extent from the severe
drouth, yet they are far from being finan-
cially in bad shape. We have d system
of waterworks now under course of con-
struction, which are to be flushed March
Is, and will compare favorably
with any of our sister cities whose works
cost considerably more. The contract
was given to Messrs. II. d. Wood & Co.
of Phila6elphis at cost of $780, O0.
There will be five miles of 10.inch mains,
a 20xl00 feet stand-pipe, fifty double by
drants, a $500, 0O0-galon pump, and we
have water in abundance. The
Brown County Milling Company, which
was consumed by fire last spring, has
risen Phoenix like out of its ashes,
and where not long since nothing was to
be seen except debris now stands hand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
A BIG CAPTURE.

Two Men and Fifty Two Head of Stolen or
Struggled Horses Captured at Ireden.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
IREDELL, Ten, Jan. 2S.-Sheriff Adams
of Brown county to-day succeeded in
capturing James B. and George Yeiser of
Taylor county, and fifty-two head of
horses of the brand, near this place.
They came through town about II O'Clock
and aimed to ship from this place, but
being unable to secure cars they dis
patched to Morgan to secure cars, and in
tended shipping from that place to Birm-
ingham, Ala. An hour later Sheriff Adams,
accompanied by D. H. Wood of Abilene,
arrived, being in pursuit of the same.
Learning that they were so near their
game the services of j. E. Sellers and W.
II. Burney were called into requisitlon
and the quartette started in pursuit at
once.
The posse overlook them about three
miles east of town, and the parties sur
rendered without resistance, and were
brought back to town. Shortly after
their return Colonel L. H. Fitzhugh and
Colonel came in hot haste to see after the
session in Taylor county on the 20th
inst. When captured the Yeiser's had in
their possession bill of sale to the stock
from one Martin of Taylor county, the
former owner of the horses, which was
duly acknowledged before notary pub
lie, the same notary, however, that had
written the deed conveying the stock
from Martin to Colonel Ftzhugh The
meeting of the Colonel and the Yeiser's
was rather affable, and handshak-
ing was INDUCED in, they be-
ing old acquaintance, the older
OF the twain remarking that "the meeting
was rather unexpected and under rather
unfavorable circumstances" The thieves
or smugglers, whichever they are, will be
taken to Brentwood tomorrow for trial.
Il is the opinion of some that the Yeisers
have been made tool of by other de-
signing parties, in order to run off stock
recently sold by the United States Mar
shall. The stock was carried off in
a southeasterly direction, Engaging back
and forth AMI avoiding all the larger
towns till they came to Brentwood, but
being informed that they could not cross
the Pecan bayou except at the bridge,
they were forced to pass through, and it
was there that the description OF the men
was given and the warrant issued. Since
passing that point the parties kept the
plainest roads, and have driven the stock
ct the rate of about thirty miles 8 day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
PALO PINTO.
A Sad Accident Resulting in the Death
OF a Little Four. Year.Old Boy.
Plenty of Rain.
A System of Irrigation by Which Palo
finto's Valley can be Made as Fruit
full as California.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
PALo PINTO, TEX, Jan. 29.-About 4
p. m. last Thursday our town was thrown
into much excitement from the report of
q pistol at the residence of William II.
Gains. On examination it was found
that Mr.. Gaius little son Willie, about
five years old, was handling forty-fve
caliber Colts pistol and by accident the
same was discharged in his hands, the
ball entering the body OF little Freddie
Straughan, who was standing so close
that the charge burned the face of little
Fred badly. He WAS struck in front, be-
tween the right breast and shoulder, the
bail passing through the top of the right
lung, ranged down, and left the body be-
low the shoulder blade. Everything was
done for the little fellow that kind hands
could do, but to no good. He lin cred
in untold agony until this morning
at s O'Clock when ne breathed his
LIST. Little Fred was the son CT Colonel
John S. and Matte Straughan, who have
the sympathy of this entire community.
The parents are nearly crsZed from grief,
having to part with their darling boy SO
suddenly. He was only four years and
six months of age. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Gains are taking it to heart Bit
terly that such accident occurred at their
residence and by one of their children.
Our county has been blessed with a
fine rain and our people are beginning to
cheer up. The loss of cattle or stock of
any kind will not exceed per cent. thus
far this winter. Stock is doing we'll.
Wheat is reviving since the rain, and
with another will come on nicely.
The coal find by Johnson brothers near
the town of Strswn, in this county, has
put new life in the people. We are sure
of an abundance OF tne stone coal in our
county, and feel very confident that coal
oil is here. 1t does seem to US that no
better investment could come to capital
than to put in bitches to the Brazos river
in the valley of this county, and sell
water rights to parties owning the
lands for irrigation. Who
would not p&y 81 or So per acre
for the privilege of having water to insure
a crop? This certainly is the way Cali
fornia raises her fine fruits and vegeta
bles, and there IS water in the Brezos 10
irrigate Palo Pinto county, and NO valley
in the world lays better for irrigation
than our Brazos valley. The drouths are
unerring in their return to this country
as the needle to the pole, and something
of the KIM must be done to make farm
ing success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoihce at Fort Worth. Tex,
Monday, Jan. 81, 1887. To obtain any OF these
letters. the applicant must call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

some four-story stone -four mill Just
nearing completion, the property OF the
old company. The machinery will arrive
in the near future, and the mill will be in
operation by June 10. 1t will have q
capacity of 200 barrels per day, and
when completed Will cost $4,000, ex-
elusive of 50,Q00-bushel elevator which
in itself costs $4,000. This will make
two large Touring mills located in our
little city. TS say the least of it, this
shows our citizens have confidence in our
future, for nearly all of this is home cap
i.sl, of which we have plenty. By refer
ring to the bank reports of the Comptrol-
the deposits of our First National
great as the two national banks in
San Angelo, and also exceed Lampasas
by great many thousand. They exceed
the combined deposits of San Angelo,
Coleman, Ballinger, COmanche and Baird
with about $4,000 to spare. Does this
look as though our community was in
precarious condition financially? have
only mentioned our national bank. We
have another, a private firm, Messrs.
Coggin, Ford & Martin, which is one of
the rlcneSt private OanES IN Northwest
Texas. AS they make no reports l can
not get at their deposits. Suffice, they
do large business. One of our leading
real estate firms has sold in this county
in the last thirty days six nice
farms, Notwithstanding the drouth.
How is this for poverty
stricken district. True our farmers, some
of them, are in needy condition, but
with enough grain to plant their coming
crop and a good season, they will pull
through all right.
Many of Fort Worth's citizens are
deeply interested in real estate in this
city and county, and the above can not
fail to be of some interest to them as
well as new corners looking out for a
home.
Our ice factory is going to be rebuilt. >
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
FRIGHTENED INFO SURRENDER.
How a $4,000 swindIer is Captured in
Canada.

How a $4,000 swindIer is Captured in
Canada.
WINNIPEG, MAN, Jan. 30-Some days
ago tiashily dressed man registered at
the hotel here as James Wilson Of Oil
City, Pa. Accusing the suspicious of the
local detectives, the latter telegraphed
Pinkerton's at Chlcsgo and found that the
man answered the description of Joseph
Wilson Kehoe, charged with swim
ding the National Shoe and
Leather Bank of Newark, n. j., out of
$4,000. The local detectives thereupou
accosted this man, addressing him as
kehoe, and surprising him into the ad-
mission that he was the party sought
The bank having been telegraphed, one
of its officials came heTe, and Kehoe, be-
lieving he could be extrsdited, con-
sented to return. He says he hid the
money and thst he can pay back all ex-
cept about $4,000. 1t is understood that
the bank officials in this case have con-
sented not 10 prosecute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
An Attorney Discharges Both Barrels of a
Shotgun into the Head of Merchant.

Shotgun into the Head of Merchant.
Special to the Gazette.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 30.-Intelli-
gence of sensational tragedy in Chicot
county reached this place to-day. Rich
ard Buckner and J. c. Winston are promi-
nent citizens of Dermott. Buckner is an
attorney, Winston a merchant. 1t is
stated that the former had received from
an eastern wholesale house draft
against the latter for collection.
When Buckner demanded payment
Winston refused, saying as alleged that
several items covered by the draft We're
too high. The men started TO find two
merchants, who were to decide the points
in dispute. Buckner walked in advance
of Winston. A double-barreled shotgun
stood at the door of store they passed.
Buckner seized the weapon and turning
discharged both barrels st Winston, tear
ing his face away and killing him instant-
ly. Buckner is under arrest and lynching
is threatened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 10 Al
FONTS In the United States.
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4 DR., JOHN BULLS
Smiths ToniqSyrQp
FOR THE cuREsoF
FEVER and ACUE
OfcHLLS and FLYER,
AND ALL Ba1amM D:Css.2eEs.

The proprietor of thjs celebrated Medicine
Justly claimsfor it superiority over all / I'M
edies ever offered to the public for the SAFE
CERTAIN. SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Tower ,uheth-
er Of short or long sta nding. T. cofers to the
entire Western and Southern 60 ,!2tFy to bear
him testimony to the truthf III: G15ortion
that in no case whatever win it fail < 5-:rc if
thedirections are strictly followedaa-. E-ied
out. In great many cases single doo2 as
been sufficient for cure, and whole faiillles
have been cnreaby single bottle, with per
feet restoration ofshe general health. tits,
however, prudent, and in every case NOR or
tai to cure, if it, Yseis sontinued in smaller
doscssfor week or twosafter the ddse~9o mas
bee. checked, more especially in Difficult; nd
Iong-standing cases. Usually this I. Ii ne
viii not require any aid to keep the BIO in
good order. Should the patient however. re-
0uire e catnartic fnedia;pe after having raken
three or fur doses of tfe;Tonic, a single dose
OF KENT's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient. Use no other.
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prlnofpnl0mcs. sai Main St.. LOUISVILLE, Ky
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

The University of Bologna is soon to
celebrate the S00th anniversary Of it's
foundation. The original sausage will be
there Burlington Free Press.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
Mallory Steamship Line.

The Summer Route to New York, via Gal
weston and ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
Boston Club SYrup !

Will take the place of all other kinds
from this date on account of it's excellent
quality. Ask for it at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

Two Men and Fifty Two Head of Stolen or
Struggled Horses Captured at Ireden.